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condemned man
1. He had been force-marched out of his hotel room in only his bathrobe, and now he wore the condemned man’s prison blue overalls
2. he wore the condemned man’s prison blue overalls
3. unfold, there’s no way you could know about the condemned man’s future actions
4. “The condemned man was
5. So tell us what the condemned man shouted
6. I shook my head and thought what a woman I had never met anyone like her and I had no idea why she would be bothering with a condemned man like me for still I could not help feeling affection for her
7. It also gave the condemned man hope that he would be released sometime in the future
8. It really was a waste of our time for who would want to rescue him anyway? He was, however, always friendly and very courteous to us and we to him being a condemned man
9. Therefore, with the walk of a condemned man, Akbar walked down with Norman towards his while Ford Focus that was waiting on the kerb below his house
10. Harry was a condemned man, even before he had been given the chance to speak
11. A condemned man walked up the steps of the gallows and peered out at the twisted and jeering faces
12. When he finished speaking, the condemned man stretched out his hands and looked at her
13. What more can an innocent, condemned man do?
14. …the condemned man ate a hearty breakfast!…
15. For some time it had been the custom of the Roman governors to allow the populace to choose some imprisoned or condemned man for pardon at the time of the Passover
16. It was the custom to compel the condemned man to carry the crossbeam to the site of the crucifixion
17. Such a condemned man did not carry the whole cross, only this shorter timber
18. " It was the custom, after the victim had been nailed to the crossbeam and hoisted to his place on the upright timber, to nail this notice to the top of the cross, just above the head of the criminal, that all witnesses might know for what crime the condemned man was being crucified
19. His shoulders slouched slightly as if the weight of the world were a tremendous burden on his body and soul; his expression—the sorrowful eyes that had seen pain and suffering in all walks of life, the taut facial muscles that appeared to attempt to restrain the true emotions, the creased brow that seemed to indicate apprehension of his current situation, and the subtle, ever-so-slightly down-turned corners of his lips that indicated an internal strife—was more aptly suited to that of a condemned man on that long, lonely walk up those thirteen steps towards his death
20. Underwood in here when you came in?” Feltus continued, even though he knew full well the condemned man was having his last meal at that time
21. The intelligent man who is proud of his intelligence is like the condemned man who is proud of his large cell
22. Wickland almost felt like they were leading a condemned man down the lonely stretch to the execution chamber
23. noose being placed around the condemned man’s neck
24. He saw all the eyes upon him from below and awaited some official signal that he should shove the condemned man off the platform
25. As we escort the condemned man upwards we must be very sure to watch out for his safe arrival there, and rickety stairs might cause unnecessary and unwanted injury to the man and he might rightly complain and request time to heal his wounds
26. Guards either side led the condemned man to the gallows
27. And so, with the enthusiasm of a condemned man going to the gallows, Loofah entered the Office
28. With the resigned torpor of a condemned man, he turned slowly and stepped into the road
29. execution of the condemned man, the chaplain of the prison fell ill
30. He passed the entire day with him, forgetful of food and sleep, praying to God for the soul of the condemned man, and praying the condemned man for his own
31. After the expiration of a few moments, do what he would, he resumed the gloomy dialogue in which it was he who spoke and he who listened, saying that which he would have preferred to ignore, and listened to that which he would have preferred not to hear, yielding to that mysterious power which said to him: "Think!" as it said to another condemned man, two thousand years ago, "March on!"
32. What more simple, in fact? To cry out at the first post that they passed:—"Here is a fugitive from justice, who has broken his ban!" to summon the gendarmes and say to them: "This man is yours!" then to go off, leaving that condemned man there, to ignore the rest and not to meddle further in the matter
33. For a condemned man, a mask is not a mask, it is a shelter
34. [ The Last Day of a Condemned Man
35. He had awakened at five that morning, as the condemned man awakens at dawn on the day of his execution, and for that entire day he had done nothing but imagine, minute by minute, each of the events at Fermina Daza’s wedding
36. Then there will be a turning into another street and only at the end of that street the dread place of execution! I fancy that at the beginning of the journey the condemned man, sitting on his shameful cart, must feel that he has infinite life still before him
37. The condemned man experiences a fear which is very terrible, but purely physical—an unconscious fear which upsets his moral nature
38. He (this condemned man) concentrates upon himself
39. The condemned man had asked that I might visit him in his prison
40. If the road from his cell were long enough, the condemned man would be fretting less about the gallows than about the tight shoe that was making him limp and wince at every step